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Adolescent School Health Program/Office of Public Health
PERT 2 Audit Form for Medical Reviewer 1
Date: ________________________________
SBHC: ______________________________
Auditor(s): ___________________________
|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|RISK ASSESSMENTS AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS-10 charts (ICD-9 V20.2, V70.0, and if sports physical is | | | | | |
|comprehensive, V70.3) | | | | | |
|RA & PE Code Key: ( = information present I = incomplete/not present/incorrect/no NA = Not | | | | | |
|Applicable R = Refused C = complete/present/correct/yes | | | | | |
|Physical space is adequate and provides for confidentiality |2. |2. |2. |2. |2. |
|Risk assessments and physical examinations contain the critical elements of | | | | | |
|physical exam and risk assessment: | | | | | |
|Medical history |b |b |b |b |b |
|Family history |c |c |c |c |c |
|Social history (risk assessment, i.e., HEADS, GAPS, Bright Futures, or nationally recognized tool) |d |d |d |d |d |
|including nutritional assessment | | | | | |
|Review of systems |e |e |e |e |e |
|Complete physical exam including: | | | | | |
|b. Vision and hearing screening within past 2 years |b |b |b |b |b |
|c. Dental screening |c |c |c |c |c |
| d. Scoliosis screening/back exam |d |d |d |d |d |
| e. Developmental screening for children 2 months to 5 years (i.e., Denver |e |e |e |e |e |
|developmental | | | | | |
|screening) | | | | | |
|f. Age appropriate reproductive assessment (including Tanner Staging) (If indicated, an STD |f |f |f |f |f |
|screening and/or a Pap, should either be performed or referred.) | | | | | |
| g. Laboratory work if indicated. Please note that EPSDT requires hemoglobin or |g |g |g |g |g |
| | | | | | |
|hematocrit and urine dipstick according to the periodicity schedule. | | | | | |
| h. Assessment (summary of findings, if child is healthy, document this) |h |h |h |h |h |
| i. Anticipatory guidance/health education/counseling |i |i |i |i |i |
| j. Plan of care if indicated |j |j |j |j |j |
| k. Documentation of collaboration with PCP if Bayou Health |k |k |k |k |k |
| l. Screen for diabetes if indicated per the ASHP Best Practice for Type 2 |l |l |l |l |l |
|Diabetes | | | | | |
|(5th – 12th grades) | | | | | |
|ALL GRADES | | | | | |
|Code for this sentinel event: | |
|C=all critical elements present OR one No and the rest Yes and numbers 1 and 2 also |C I |
|checked. | |
|I=none OR one critical element missing and/or 1 and 2 not checked. | |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|2. STDS/PAPS – 10 CHARTS (use the same charts as those for sentinel condition 1) | | | | | |
|Students receiving comprehensive physical exams/risk assessments were: | | | | | |
|asked if sexually active, | | | | | |
|counseled on risk reduction, regardless of whether sexually active or not, | | | | | |
|if sexually active, advised (if no parental consent) or referred/screened (if have |1. Y N NA R |1. Y N NA R |1. Y N NA R |1. Y N NA R |1. Y N NA R |
|parental consent) for STD/Pap |2. Y N NA R |2. Y N NA R |2. Y N NA R |2. Y N NA R |2. Y N NA R |
|treated for STD if indicated. | | | | | |
|STD/PAP Code Key: (circle one) |3. Y N NA R |3. Y N NA R |3. Y N NA R |3. Y N NA R |3. Y N NA R |
|Y=Yes N=No NA=Not Applicable R=Refused | | | | | |
|6th – 12th GRADES & AGES 12 & OLDER |4. Y N NA R |4. Y N NA R |4. Y N NA R |4. Y N NA R |4. Y N NA R |
|Code for this sentinel event: | | | | | |
|C=all elements must be appropriately documented for sentinel event to be complete |C I |C I |C I |C I |C I |
|Tobacco Code Key: (circle one) | | | | | |
|Y=Yes N=No NA=Not Applicable | | | | | |
|The 5 “A’s”: | | | | | |
|Did provider Ask if student uses tobacco? |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |
|Did provider Advise/Assess student (only if student currently uses tobacco)? |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |
|Did provider Assist/Arrange (only if student willing to make a quit attempt)? | | | | | |
|Did provider provide motivational intervention if student not willing to |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |
|make a quit attempt? | | | | | |
|5th – 12th GRADES & AGES 10 & OLDER |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |Y N NA |
|Code for this sentinel event: | |
|I=incomplete if any of the 5 “A’s” are marked “no.” |C I |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|4. ASTHMA – 10 CHARTS | | | | | |
|Students identified with asthma (ICD-9=493.00-493.92) have a written asthma action plan on| | | | | |
|the chart with all critical elements (1-3 below). | | | | | |
|Green, yellow and red zones defined by symptoms and/or child’s peak flow value. |1. ______ |1. ______ |1. ______ |1. ______ |1. ______ |
|Type, dose and frequency of prevention and rescue medications listed. | | | | | |
|Instruction on when to seek medical care. |2. ______ |2. ______ |2. ______ |2. ______ |2. ______ |
| | | | | | |
|In addition, documentation that action plan has been written or reviewed in the last 12 |3. ______ |3. ______ |3. ______ |3. ______ |3. ______ |
|months. | | | | | |
|And documentation of the influenza vaccine over the past 12 months. |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |
|ALL GRADES | | | | | |
| |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |
|Code for this sentinel event: | | | |
|C= all 3 checked and Yes response. |C I |C I |C I |
|I= 2 or fewer checked and/or No response. | | | |
|Clinical Process excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation | | |
| | | | |
|↑8. Nursing guidelines/physician standing orders for RNs and nurse |Documentation of nursing guidelines/physician standing |1 2 3 | |
|practitioner clinical practice guidelines, including prescriptive authority, |orders and date of last review with physician signature | | |
|are located at each site and are reviewed and signed by medical director on an |Copy of NP/Physician Collaborative Practice Document | | |
|annual basis. PA licensure with prescriptive authority and MD supervision. |including prescriptive authority | | |
| |Copy of PA licensure with prescriptive authority and MD | | |
| |supervision | | |
|Policies and Procedures excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation |Code |Comments/Explanation |
| | | | |
|↑12. Medical policies and procedure manual(s) are reviewed and signed by |Documentation of policy/procedure manual review and date of|1 2 3 | |
|medical director on an annual basis and are located at each site. |last review with signature | | |
|Clinical Environment excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation |Code |Comments/Explanation |
| | | | |
|36. A formulary is available which must include over the counter medications |Copy of formulary (list of current over the counter |1 2 3 | |
|administered by the nurse. |medications which are kept in the SBHC) signed by Medical | | |
| |Director on annual basis. | | |
| |Observe PPMP certificate and microscope if performing PPMP | | |
|72. For those sites doing STI testing, Provider Performed Microscopy |If equivalent testing is used, observe capability to | | |
|Procedures (PPMP) or equivalent testing which has been approved by OPH-ASHP. |perform test |1 2 3 | |
| |Observe Lab log | | |
Verification of Medical Logs:
1. A system for follow-up on appropriate cases exists (i.e. internal and external referrals, missed appointments). This must include a referral log (either paper or electronic) for external referrals with the following elements:
❑ Name □ Reason for referral and
❑ Date □ Follow-up (i.e. if appointment kept results of referral)
❑ Referred to □ Initials of reviewer
2. A system for promptly posting laboratory results exists using a laboratory log (for all labs sent out and is either paper or electronic) including these elements:
❑ Name □ Initials of reviewer
❑ Date □ Follow-up
❑ Lab performed □ Clinically significant laboratory results are immediately referred to appropriate provider
❑ Results
Adolescent School Health Program/Office of Public Health
PERT 2 Audit Form for Medical Reviewer 2
Date: ________________________________
SBHC: ______________________________
Auditor(s): ___________________________
|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|5. YEARLY BLOOD PRESSURE, HEIGHT, WEIGHT AND BMI1 - 10 charts | | | | | |
|Students have documentation of a yearly blood pressure reading, height, weight, and BMI. | | | | | |
|1. Screening for elevated blood pressure using the chart of normal BPs for height percentile, age, and | | | | | |
|gender. |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |
|2. Height | | | | | |
|3. Weight |2. Y N |2. Y N |2. Y N |2. Y N |2. Y N |
|4. BMI |3. Y N |3. Y N |3. Y N |3. Y N |3. Y N |
|5. If BP elevated, followed ASHP Best Practice for Blood Pressure screening, follow-up and correct |4. Y N |4. Y N |4. Y N |4. Y N |4. Y N |
|coding on the encounter form. |5. Y N NA |5. Y N NA |5. Y N NA |5. Y N NA |5. Y N NA |
| | | | | | |
|Yearly Blood Pressure, Height, Weight and BMI Code Key: (circle one) | | | | | |
|Y=Yes N=No NA=Not Applicable | | | | | |
|ALL GRADES | | | | | |
|Code for this sentinel event: | | | | | |
|I= any no responses. |C I |C I |C I |C I |C I |
|Code for this sentinel event: | |
|C= UTD or IP response and enrolled user of LINKS. |C I |
|I= No response and/or not enrolled user of LINKS. | |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Chart audit is done on entire chart to cover from July 2004 | | | | | |
|All medical charts must include: | | | | | |
| b. Signature witnessed/verified | | | | | |
| c. Date of birth | | | | | |
| d. Grade | | | | | |
| e. Insurance billing status code (see key at top of page) | | | | | |
| f. Name of PCP documented if LaCHIP/Medicaid or Private | | | | | |
|2. All pages contain client identification (name and 2nd identifier) | | | | | |
|3. All entries are clear, legible, dated, signed | | | | | |
|4. Allergies are prominently displayed | | | | | |
|5. Problem list (date and diagnosis documented) | | | | | |
|6. Nursing/medical/other student documentation counter-signed by preceptor | | | | | |
|7. A listing of standard abbreviations used by SBHC in charting is available for providers (not present | | | | | |
|in every chart) | | | | | |
|PROGRESS NOTES: | | | | | |
|2. Uses SOAP format: | | | | | |
| b. Objective | | | | | |
| c. Assessment | | | | | |
| d. Plan of care & follow-up plan | | | | | |
|3. Documentation of collaboration with PCP if LaCHIP/Medicaid | | | | | |
|4. Resolution documented (if applicable) | | | | | |
|5. Documentation of follow-ups and results of external referral | | | | | |
________ __ ____________________________ __ __ ______ ____________________________
SBHC Provider Name (Please print) Title Reviewer Name (Please print) Title
________ __ ____________________________ ________ __ ____________________________
Signature Date Signature Date
PERT 2 Audit Form for Medical Reviewer 2 Continued
Auditor(s): ___________________________ SBHC: ___________________________
COMMENTS
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|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|7. TYPE 2 DIABETES SCREENING3 – 10 CHARTS | | | | | |
|1. Students identified to be screened for Type 2 diabetes (ICD-9=V77.1) have met the criteria in the | | | | | |
|ASHP Best Practice for Screening for Type 2 Diabetes which includes: | | | | | |
|a) overweight as specified and/or symptomatic | | | | | |
|b) at least two of the three risk factors and/or symptomatic |1. a ______ |1. a ______ |1. a ______ |1. a ______ |1. a ______ |
|2. Follow up as indicated in the ASHP Best Practice for Screening for Type 2 Diabetes. |1. b ______ |1. b ______ |1. b ______ |1. b ______ |1. b ______ |
|5th-12th GRADES & AGES 10 & OLDER |2. ________ |2. ________ |2. ________ |2. ________ |2. ________ |
|Code for this sentinel event: | | | |
|C= all 3 checked. |C I |C I |C I |
|I= 2 or fewer checked. | | | |
|Clinical Environment excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation | | |
| | | | |
|↑21. A labeled emergency kit, with contents per the emergency kit policy|Observation of emergency kit and log dated and | | |
|is available and equipped and is also checked and dated regularly by a |signed when checked | | |
|designated person. Kit has standing physician orders for administration|Observation of standing physician orders for |1 2 3 | |
|of medications in emergency situations. |administration of medications in emergency situation| | |
| |also posted at site where immunizations are given. | | |
|Person responsible: _____________________ | | | |
| | | | |
|How often: _______________________ | | | |
| | | | |
|How documented? _______________________ | | | |
Medical Chart Audit Definitions
1. Chart ID#: Site specific chart identification number. For example last four digits of Social Security number.
2. Chart audit is done on entire chart to cover from July 2004: PERT 2 is beginning July 2004.
3. Full chart information: Refers to what should be completed when reviewing the entire chart.
4. Consent form: The following information can be retrieved from the consent form in the chart.
5. Consent signed by parent/guardian in chart: Consent form is current, signed by parent/guardian and present in the chart.
6. Signature witnessed/verified: Consent form contains witness/verification signature, i.e., either the signature of a witness or verification by SBHC staff that parent/guardian actually signed the consent form (verification can be done by phone).
7. Date of birth: Date of birth of the student is available on the consent form.
8. Grade: Grade of the student is available on the consent form, annual update to consent form, or problem list. When viewing the consent form or update or problem list, be certain that the date of the form matches with the current year. This will let you know if the current grade is available on the consent form (or update or problem list).
9. Insurance billing status code: Identification of the insurance status. P = Private; M = Medicaid/LaCHIP; U = Uninsured; K = Unknown .
10. Name of PCP documented if LaCHIP/Medicaid or Private: Name of PCP must be documented in chart if there is one, if none, document that.
11. All pages contain client identification: Must include name and second identifier (may be date of birth, chart #, SS #, etc.). Should be marked not applicable (NA) if using electronic medical record.
12. All entries are clear, legible, dated and signed: Each entry is dated and signed. On EPSDT screens and comprehensive physicals, RNs should make entry that work-up is complete.
13. Allergies are prominently displayed: On problem list in chart and on the front of the chart and must be consistent with the information on the chart.
14. Problem list: List of the patient’s reasons for presenting including date and diagnosis.
15. Nursing/medical/other student documentation countersigned by preceptor: All nursing, medical and other student charts are counter signed by preceptor.
16. Listing of standard abbreviations: A list of abbreviations used by the SBHC in the chart with their meanings is available for providers and review team.
17. Progress notes: The following information can be found in the progress notes of the chart.
18. RN guidelines or NP clinical practice guidelines are followed for stated purpose of visit: Agreement with protocol for specific problems.
19. Uses SOAP format: See below.
S – Subjective: Chief complaint, history of present illness, relevant medical and social history.
O – Objective: Vitals and focused physical examination.
A – Assessment: Nursing diagnosis/impression (RN) or medical diagnosis (NP/MD).
P – Plan of care and follow-up plan: Includes plan for follow-up if indicated. There is a specific plan for bringing child back when appropriate, if not, “follow-up as needed or prn” is documented.
20. Documentation of collaboration with PCP if LaCHIP/Medicaid: Must document all collaboration with PCP.
21. Resolution documented: If indicated, resolution of problem documented in chart within a reasonable time frame based on generally accepted standard of care.
22. Documentation of follow-ups and results of external referral: Follow-up in progress note/only referral to outside agency (usually has up to six weeks to complete). This is documented by the provider. Document whether or not referral appointment was kept. If kept, document results/outcome of visit. If not kept, document alternate plan.
Adolescent School Health Program/Office of Public Health
PERT 2 Audit Form for Psychosocial Reviewer
Date: ________________________________
SBHC: ______________________________
Auditor(s): ___________________________
|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|8. POOR SCHOOL PERFORMANCE - 10 CHARTS | | | | | |
|Poor School Performance Code Key: (circle one) | | | | | |
|Y=Yes | | | | | |
|N=No | | | | | |
|NA=Not Applicable | | | | | |
| | | | | | |
|Students identified with poor school performance (ICD-9=313.83, 309.23, V40.0, or | | | | | |
|V62.3) have had: | | | | | |
|Appropriate medical screening (i.e., hearing and vision) |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |1. Y N |
|Appropriate treatment and/or referral for medical problem if |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |
|indicated | | | | | |
|Documentation of discussion with appropriate school personnel1 |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |
| | | | | | |
|and referral if academic problem |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |
|Evidence of SBHC mental health professional involvement2 if | | | | | |
|behavioral/psychosocial problem | | | | | |
|Code for this sentinel event: | | | | | |
|C= all Yes or NA responses. |C I |C I |C I |C I |C I |
|I= 1 or more No responses. | | | | | |
Definitions:
1. Appropriate school personnel: SBLC committee, Principal, Behavioral Interventionist or Teacher.
2. Evidence of SBHC mental health professional involvement: There is a progress note from mental health professional and/or there is documentation that development of treatment plan is in progress.
PERT 2 Audit Form for Psychosocial Reviewer Continued
Auditor(s): ___________________________ SBHC: ___________________________
Randomly pull ten additional charts to audit below (include, if available, 2 charts each with child abuse, suicide and homicide/threat of violence). In addition, reviewer should review SBHC protocols for child abuse, suicide and homicide/threat of violence).
|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Chart audit is done on entire chart to cover from July 2004. | | | | | |
|All psychosocial charts must include: | | | | | |
| b. Signature witnessed/verified | | | | | |
| c. Date of birth | | | | | |
| d. Grade | | | | | |
|2. All pages contain client identification (name & 2nd identifier) | | | | | |
|PROGRESS NOTES: | | | | | |
| a. Summary of problem (ICD-9 code description) | | | | | |
| b. Documentation of Intervention/Assessment used | | | | | |
| c. Follow-up Plan | | | | | |
|3. All entries are in chronological order – late entries noted | | | | | |
|4. No open lines | | | | | |
|5. Errors are corrected | | | | | |
|6. Student Intern notes are counter-signed | | | | | |
|7. Behavioral Health protocols are followed for child abuse, suicide, homicide/ threats of violence | | | | | |
|(see critical elements developed by Psychosocial Subcommittee on page 15 of this document). | | | | | |
|8. Documentation of results of external referrals | | | | | |
|9. Progress notes reflect treatment plan if student has one (including groups) | | | | | |
|10. Documentation that risk assessment/psychosocial history has been done | | | | | |
|11. Documentation that the risk assessment reviewed, risky behaviors identified, plan made | | | | | |
|TREATMENT PLAN (if indicated): | | | | | |
| b. Diagnosis(es), ICD-9 code description | | | | | |
| c. Strategies for improving problem(s) | | | | | |
| d. Timeline | | | | | |
| e. Termination/disposition statement; emergency/resource/referral plan | | | | | |
| f. Date and signature line for: | | | | | |
|1. student or documentation that treatment plan reviewed with student, | | | | | |
|2. parent or documentation that treatment plan reviewed with parent (if appropriate), | | | | | |
|3. provider with credentials. | | | | | |
________ __ ____________________________ __ __ ______ ____________________________
SBHC Provider Name (Please print) Title Reviewer Name (Please print) Title
________ __ ____________________________ ________ __ ____________________________
Signature Date Signature Date
COMMENTS
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PERT 2 Audit Form for Psychosocial Reviewer Continued
Auditor(s): ___________________________ SBHC: ___________________________
|Requirements |Program Assessment |Code |Comments/Explanations |
|Behavioral Health Review excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of policy implementation | | |
| | | | | |
|↑10. Risk Factor/Psychosocial Assessment and Treatment |Chart audit of students with at least four visits | | | |
|Plan have been made on each client that is seen regularly |Check for Assessment and Treatment Plan in selected |1 2 3 | | |
|(on or before the 4th visit), including those involved in |charts | | | |
|a clinical group. | | | | |
| | | | | |
|12. Clinical Groups: |Chart audit of group members for documentation | | | |
|Have one documented topic with structured sessions | |1 2 3 | | |
|designed to accomplish goals set in treatment plan. | | | | |
|Group topic is reflected in each group member’s treatment | | | | |
|plan. | | | | |
|Charting has been done on each individual’s chart per | | | | |
|session. | | | | |
|↑14. The behavioral health procedure manual is reviewed | | | |
|and signed on an annual basis and are located at each |Check behavioral health manual |1 2 3 | |
|site. | | | |
|Person Responsible: _________________ | | | |
Verification of Psychosocial Logs:
1. A system for off-site referral and case coordination exists. This must include a referral log (either paper or electronic) for external referrals with the following elements:
❑ Name
❑ Date
❑ Referred to
❑ Reason for referral
❑ Follow-up (i.e., if appointment kept)
❑ Results of referral and
❑ Initials of reviewer
2. Has a referral process and appropriate forms and documentation in place for handling:
❑ Child abuse cases
❑ Suicidal clients
❑ Homicidal/Threats of Violence
Behavioral Health Chart Audit Definitions
1. Chart ID #: Site specific chart identification number. For example last four digits of Social Security number.
2. Chart audit is done on entire chart to cover from July 2004: PERT 2 is beginning July 2004.
3. Full chart information: Refers to what should be completed when reviewing the entire chart.
4. Consent form: The following information can be retrieved from the consent form in the chart.
5. Consent allows for behavioral health services: Behavioral health services are circled on the old consent form (dated 4/14/03), signed by parent/guardian, and present in the chart. For new consent form (dated 5/1/05), consent must be signed by parent/guardian.
6. Signature witnessed/verified: Consent form contains witness/verification signature, i.e., either the signature of a witness or verification by SBHC staff that parent/guardian actually signed the consent form (verification can be done by phone).
7. Date of birth: Date of birth of the student is available on the consent form.
8. Grade: Current grade of the student is available on the consent form, annual update to consent form, or problem list. When viewing the consent form or update or problem list be certain that the date of the form matches with the current year. This will let you know if the current grade is available on the consent form (or update or problem list).
9. All pages contain client identification: Must include the student’s name and second identifier, (may be date of birth, chart #, SS #, etc.). Should be marked not applicable (NA) if using electronic medical record.
10. Progress notes: The following information can be found in the behavioral health progress notes.
11. All entries are clear, legible, dated and signed with credentials: Each entry is dated and signed, with the behavioral health professional’s credentials.
12. Use standard format (SOAP, PIE): S.-subjective, O.-objective, A.-assessment, P.-plan or P.-Problem, I.-intervention, E.-evaluation.
a. Summary of problem (ICD-9 code description): includes history of problem(s) and who referred student if it is a first visit, and summary of problem (ICD-9 code description).
b. Documentation of intervention/assessment used: includes summary of intervention/assessment occurring during the visit.
c. Follow-up plan: Includes the plan for follow-up. Any referrals made are part of the plan and are documented.
13. All entries are in chronological order-late entries noted: When a late entry is made, the date entered on the left is the date of the chart entry not the date when the service was provided. The date of service is noted in the late entry progress note.
14. No open lines: Each entry begins on the line immediately following the preceding entry. If a line is left open in between entries, a line has been drawn through the empty line.
15. Errors are corrected: When an error is made during a chart entry, one line has been drawn through the word or words that are in error and the word “error” or “void” has been written as well as initials next to the mistake. No white out or correction tape/fluid is used.
16. Student Intern notes are counter-signed: All charts of interns should be counter-signed with full signature of supervisor and supervisor’s title.
17. Behavioral health protocols are followed for child abuse, suicide, and homicide/threats of violence: The SBHC’s policies are followed for child abuse, suicide, and homicide/threats of violence if indicated. (See critical elements developed by the Psychosocial Subcommittee on page 15 of this document.)
18. Documentation of results of external referrals: Results/outcome of external referrals are documented in progress note. If appointment is not kept, this is documented. If not kept, an alternate plan is documented.
19. Progress notes reflect treatment plan if student has one: Progress notes made after a treatment plan has been done reflect the treatment plan. Use N/A if student does not have a treatment plan.
20. Documentation that risk assessment/psychosocial history has been done according to policy: Risk assessments, (psychosocial histories on young children), are done according to the SBHC’s Policy on Risk Assessments. (See OPH-ASHP contract attachment A.)
21. Documentation that the risk assessment reviewed, risky behavior(s) identified, plan made: The chart contains documentation that risk assessments have been reviewed, risky behavior(s) have been identified, and a plan has been made to address the risk behavior(s). If not risk behaviors, the note reflects that no risks were identified.
22. Treatment plan: The following information can be found in treatment plans done on students. Treatment plans are done on students according to the SBHC’s Treatment Plan Policy, i.e., not every student needs a treatment plan.
23. Patient name and 2nd identifier: Must include the student’s name and second identifier, (may be date of birth, chart #, SS #, etc.).
24. Diagnosis(es), ICD-9 code description: List of the patient’s reasons for presenting including date and diagnosis.
25. Strategies for improving problem(s): Goals and objectives for addressing the problem are listed.
26. Timeline: # of sessions or timeframe for addressing problem(s) is documented.
27. Signature line for student, parent if appropriate, provider with credentials, and date: treatment plans are signed and dated by provider. If age appropriate, the student has signed the treatment plan or documentation that treatment plan was reviewed with student. The parent/guardian’s signature is included or documentation that treatment plan was reviewed with parent if appropriate.
CRITICAL ELEMENT CHECKLIST
Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Suicide, Homicide
PSYCHOSOCIAL AUDITOR PERT 2
The Psychosocial Subcommittee developed this sheet. The following critical elements should be present in any protocols for child abuse, sexual abuse, suicide and homicide respectively. When reviewing protocols and charts for these, the reviewer should verify that the SBHC’s protocols contain these critical elements and that the protocols were followed.
Child Abuse and or/Neglect should be reported to Child Protection, the local Office of Community Service if any of the following are true:
✓ An alleged child victim under the age of eighteen
✓ A parent or caretaker as the alleged perpetrator or with alleged or unknown culpability in the maltreatment, and
✓ An allegation that the condition of the child presents a substantial risk of harm to his health or welfare.
Out of Home perpetrator
✓ Report to local law enforcement - local police or sheriff.
Sexual Abuse
✓ Reports of allegations of sexual abuse are made to:
o In home perpetrator - report to Child Protection
o Out of Home perpetrator-report to local law enforcement.
✓ JUVENILE AGE FOR MANDATORY REPORTING: In cases of sexual abuse, children are persons under the age of 18 years old
✓ CRIMINAL DEFINITIONS:
o Over the age--means 1 day past birthday.
o Adult is considered 18 yr. old and over. (A minor is anyone under the age of 18.)
✓ Carnal knowledge (formerly known as statutory rape)
o A person over the age of 17 has sexual intercourse with consent with any unmarried person between the age of 12-17, and there is an age difference of more than 2 years, or
o A person over the age of 17 has anal or oral sexual intercourse, with consent, with a person between the ages of 12-17, when there is an age difference of more than 2 years. (Law is RS 14:80) (If age 12 and under, considered aggravated rape.)
o Indecent behavior with a juvenile:
o Molestation of a juvenile:
o For a juvenile 12 yr. old and under, sex with ANY age partner is illegal.
✓ Carnal Knowledge Reporting Procedure:
o If the victim is age 12 or under, it is considered aggravated rape. Contact child protection and the police.
o If the victim is over the age of 12, only report to the police.
School Notification: When the SBHC has called Child Protection and/or the police in cases of alleged sexual abuse, the SBHC should notify the school principal that there is a possibility that an agent of Child Protection or the police may come to the school to investigate the report. The SBHC should not reveal the identity of the student/victim because of confidentiality requirements.
Suicide Protocol:
✓ Request that a parent meet with the staff person to discuss the suicidal ideation and outline a plan to meet the student’s immediate psychosocial and safety needs.
✓ If the staff person determines no risk of suicide, further assessments will be made to determine student’s mental health needs.
✓ If mental health professional determines a risk of suicide, the professional will:
o Refer to a psychiatric hospital in the area for assessment and treatment (see resources for numbers), or
o Contact local Mental Health Center to make an immediate assessment and treatment determination.
o If severe risk, notify school personnel. Severe risk is determined by the mental health professional and includes the following: the student having a plan, means, past attempts and is highly distressed.
o The parent/guardian will be asked to sign a form acknowledging that he/she has been notified of his/her child suicidal state. A copy of this form will be kept in the client’s medical chart at the school center. The center staff person may also inform the parent that it is neglectful to not get treatment for a suicidal child and for severe risk cases if the child does not receive treatment, the Child Protection agency is notified.
Homicidal/Threats of Violence Protocol:
✓ Request that a parent meet with the staff person to discuss the homicidal ideation and outline a plan to meet the threatening student’s immediate psychosocial and safety needs. The parent/guardian will be asked to sign a form acknowledging that he/she has been notified of his/her child homicidal state. A copy of this form will be kept in the client’s medical chart at the school center. The center staff person may also inform the parent that it is neglectful to not get treatment for a homicidal child and for severe risk cases if the child does not receive treatment, the Child Protection agency is notified.
✓ If the staff person determines no risk of homicide, assessments will be made to determine student’s mental health needs.
✓ If mental health professional determines a risk of homicide, the professional will:
o Refer to a psychiatric hospital in the area for assessment and treatment (see resources for numbers), or
o Contact local Mental Health Center to make an immediate assessment and treatment determination.
✓ When a homicidal threat occurs at the school, the principal will be contacted and told the name of the individual making the threat and the intended victim.
✓ Notify the parent/guardian of the intended victim and also notify the intended victim, if the intended victim is a not minor.
✓ Deal with possible responses of the intended victim (i.e. violent anger, threat to inflict harm, flight, depression, etc).
Adolescent School Health Program/Office of Public Health
PERT 2 Audit Form for Administrative Reviewer
(Total of 10 encounter forms with charts reviewed.)
Date: __________________________ SBHC: _____________________________ Auditor(s): ___________________________
|ITEM |VALIDATION |
|Chart ID# | | | | | |
|Present Grade of Student: | | | | | |
|9. Accurate Clinical Fusion Data Entry Including Insurance Status– 10 charts | | | | | |
|Please note documents must be prepared for this section of the audit. Instructions| | | | | |
|for printing reports from Clinical Fusion are in the OPH-ASHP CQI Policy. Contact| | | | | |
|OPH-ASHP for details or assistance, especially if SBHC uses an EHR. | | | | | |
|Accurate Data Entry Code Key: (circle one) | | | | | |
|Y=Yes N=No NA=Not Applicable | | | | | |
|Visit information on encounter form is entered in Clinical Fusion accurately and | | | | | |
|completely. | | | | | |
|ICD-9 codes |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |
|Referrals (as appropriate) |c. Y N NA |c. Y N NA |c. Y N NA |c. Y N NA |c. Y N NA |
|Diabetes (as appropriate) | | | | | |
|Weight in pounds |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |
|Glucose value for random or fasting |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |
|Systolic and diastolic blood pressure |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |
|Comprehensive physical exam (as appropriate) | | | | | |
|Weight in pounds |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |
|Systolic and diastolic blood pressure |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |
|Hypertension screening (as appropriate) | | | | | |
|Weight in pounds |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |2. Y N NA |
|Systolic and diastolic blood pressure |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |3. Y N NA |
|Coding for first and subsequent follow up visits is entered into Clinical Fusion |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |4. Y N NA |
|from the Encounter Form. | | | | | |
|Registration information (consent form) is correctly entered in Clinical Fusion. | | | | | |
|Date of birth |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |b. Y N |
|Grade |c. Y N |c. Y N |c. Y N |c. Y N |c. Y N |
|Sex/gender |d. Y N |d. Y N |d. Y N |d. Y N |d. Y N |
|Insurance status |e. Y N |e. Y N |e. Y N |e. Y N |e. Y N |
|Clinical Fusion reports and encounter forms were prepared prior to CQI visit and |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |Y N |
|information was organized for audit. For those SBHCs using an EHR, encounter | | | | | |
|forms are not necessary, however, either a print out of the appropriate | | | | | |
|information in the EHR must be provided or someone must show the reviewers where | | | | | |
|the information is located in the EHR. | | | | | |
|ALL GRADES | | | | | |
|Code for this sentinel event: |C I |
|C= all Yes or NA responses OR one or two No and the rest Yes or NA. | |
|I= 3 or more No responses. | |
|11. Medicaid/LaCHIP Enrollment | |
|Is the SBHC or SBHC sponsor an application center? (View certification documentation.) |1. Y N |
|There is a policy regarding LaCHIP outreach, enrollment and retention. | |
|If ≤5% of population is uninsured, then number 4 (below) is not applicable. (State average 5.4%) |2. Y N |
|If >5% of population is uninsured, determine how many LaCHIP applications have been given out to |3. Percent of enrolled students who are uninsured in September of current school year ___________________ |
|families (unduplicated count) and provide the percent uninsured who received laCHIP applications to |4. NA or |
|families. |Percent uninsured who received LaCHIP applications. (Determined by LaCHIP Application |
| |Log or Clinical Fusion tickler.) _______________________ |
|ALL GRADES | |
| | |
|Code for this sentinel event: | |
|C= numbers 1 and 2 are Yes responses |C I |
|I= numbers1 and/or 2 are No response | |
|SBHC Staffing Pattern |Personnel: # hours/week: |
|Place a check next to the personnel who staff the SBHC. Then indicate the number of hours per week |Administrator ___________________ |
|each member works on the line provided. |Data ___________________ |
| |Psychosocial Provider ___________________ |
|Does the SBHC meet the OPH-ASHP contract requirements for staffing Pattern? |Nurse Practitioner ___________________ |
|Yes |Registered Nurse ___________________ |
|No |Physician ___________________ |
| |Other: _________ ___________________ |
| |Other: _________ ________________ |
PERT 2 Audit Form for Administrative Reviewer Continued
COMMENTS
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chart ID# _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
For single sites, complete one chart for the SBHC. Leave the other chart blank.
For multiple sites, the chart below must be completed for each SBHC (use additional pages as necessary), whether the SBHC will be reviewed on-site or not.
This/these page(s) must be placed in the comprehensive CQI folders for the reviewers and sent to them three weeks in advance (see CQI Folder Checklist in the ASHP CQI Policy).
SPONSORING AGENCY: SITE:
| |PROGRAM-ASSESSMENT |PEER REVIEW TEAM |
| | |VALIDATION |
| | |Monday |Tuesday |Wednesday |Thursday |Friday | | |
|Behavioral Health Pro. | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Data Technician | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Nurse | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Nurse Practitioner | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Physician | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Physician Assistant | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Other (list): | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |
Is Behavioral Health Provider licensed? ❒ Yes ❒ No
If Behavioral Health Provider is not licensed, does provider have a supervision agreement in effect? ❒ Yes ❒ No ❒ Not applicable
Does Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant have prescriptive authority? ❒ Yes ❒ No
Medical director, or their back-up, is available in person or by telephone whenever the SBHC is open. ❒ Yes ❒ No
PERT 2 Audit Form for Administrative Reviewer Continued
SPONSORING AGENCY: SITE:
| |PROGRAM-ASSESSMENT |PEER REVIEW TEAM |
| | |VALIDATION |
| | |Monday |Tuesday |Wednesday |Thursday |Friday | | |
|Behavioral Health Pro. | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Data Technician | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Nurse | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Nurse Practitioner | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Physician | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Physician Assistant | | | | | | |1 2 3 | |
|Other (list): | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |
Is Behavioral Health Provider licensed? ❒ Yes ❒ No
If Behavioral Health Provider is not licensed, does provider have a supervision agreement in effect? ❒ Yes ❒ No ❒ Not applicable
Does Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant have prescriptive authority? ❒ Yes ❒ No
Medical director, or their back-up, is available in person or by telephone whenever the SBHC is open. ❒ Yes ❒ No
|Requirements |Program-Assessment |CODE |Comments/Explanation |
|Organization and Function excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation | | |
|↑5. Program meets OPH-ASHP and sponsoring agency standards for |(Copy of up-to-date license and certification or documentation that|1 2 3 | |
|provider credentialing. |personnel office/ human resources has seen current credentialing.) | | |
|Registered Nurse |RN: State Board of Nursing license | | |
|Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant |NP: State Board of Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license with | | |
|Medical Director/Physician |NP certification and prescriptive authority | | |
|Mental/Behavioral Health Professional |PA: State Board of Medical Examiner license and prescriptive | | |
|Licensed Practical Nurse |authority | | |
| |MD: State Board of Medical Examiner license | | |
| |Behavioral Health Provider: Copy of license (LCSW/LPC) | | |
| |If the Behavioral Health Provider is not licensed, a copy of a | | |
| |collaborative agreement for supervision and plan for becoming | | |
| |licensed must be on-site for the PERT review. | | |
| |LPN: State Board of Practical Nurse license | | |
PERT 2 Audit Form for Administrative Reviewer Continued
|Requirements |Program Assessment |CODE |Comments/Explanation |
|Quality Assurance excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation | | |
|25. The QA committee meets at least quarterly. Most recent minutes, |( Schedule of meetings | | |
|reflecting QA activities, on file. |( Copy of last meeting minutes |1 2 3 | |
|26. A SBHC person is designated as the Quality Assurance Coordinator for the |Designated Individual: _______________________ |1 2 3 | |
|School Health Program | | | |
| | | | | |
|27. The QA committee membership reflects expertise from health related |Copy of member list with titles and their affiliations | | | |
|disciplines as well as representation from the school and community. Members’ | |1 2 3 | | |
|names, titles, affiliations on file. | | | | |
|Advisory Committees excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation |CODE |Comments/Explanation |
|29. The SBHC Advisory Committee is oriented to their role and to the SBHC |( Copy of member list |1 2 3 | |
|services. Meetings are scheduled on a regular basis (at least quarterly). Most|( Schedule of meetings and a Copy of last meeting minutes as needed | | |
|recent schedule and minutes on file. | | | |
|Services Available excerpted from LAPERT |Documentation of Policy Implementation |CODE |Comments/Explanation |
|38. A system to track physical exams per encounter form is in operation (to |( Copy of policy |1 2 3 | |
|ensure site is meeting contract requirement). | | | |
|Fiscal Operations excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation |CODE |Comments/Explanation |
|19. Documentation for all program expenditures. |( Inventory list/tagged equipment |1 2 3 | |
|a. OPH/ASHP purchased equipment is tagged and listed as part of the | | | |
|inventory. | | | |
|Person responsible:______________ | | | |
|Requirements |Program Assessment | |Comments/Explanation |
| | |CODE | |
|Policies and Procedures excerpted from LAPERT I |Documentation of Policy Implementation Code | | |
|8. All appropriate staff are educated within the first quarter of employment and |Copy of staff education policy | 1 2 3 | |
|on an annual basis in the following areas according to policy and records are |Statement in personnel file that staff have been educated/trained | | |
|maintained and available for review. | | | |
|child abuse | | | |
|suicide/homicide | | | |
|school crisis response plan | | | |
|CLIA | | | |
|OSHA | | | |
|CPR/first aid training/management of |Observe Medical Director signature for training for nursing personnel. | | |
|emergency reactions – | | | |
|management of emergency reactions - Medical | | | |
|Director has signed off that nursing personnel have | | | |
|been trained | | | |
|HIPAA | | | |
|9. Staff have access to reference materials: |Where located: |1 2 3 | |
|Latest edition of International Classification Diseases (ICD) |( a._______________________________________ | | |
|Current edition of Clinical Procedure Terminology (CPT) |( b. _______________________________________ | | |
| |( c. _______________________________________ | | |
|DSM IV |( d._______________________________________ | | |
|OPH training documents (see PERT I page 7, #4) | | | |
|↑11. The administrative policy and procedure manuals are reviewed at least every |( Documentation of policy/procedure manual review and date of last |1 2 3 2 | |
|three years or more often as needed. |review with signature |3 | |
PERT 2 Audit Form for Administrative Reviewer Continued
1. Check agreements established, if applicable 2. OPH/ASHP Documents (Most current)
□ Medicaid provider certification □ CQI Policy
□ EPSDT license/approval letter (if provided) □ Coding Policy
□ CLIA Waiver Certificate □ Principles, Standards & Guidelines
□ PPMP Certificate (if doing STD testing) □ Encounter Form Manual
□ MOU with School RN
□ MOU with School SW
↑36. Logs Location of items Comments
a. daily logs (ie, sign in sheet)
|LOUISIANA OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEALTH ADOLESCENT SCHOOL HEALTH INITIATIVE |
|FACILITY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST |
|Requirements |Meets |Does Not |
| |Standards |Meet |
| | |Standards |
|SBHC space is clearly marked. Collaboration with DHH/OPH/ASHP is mentioned on signage. | | |
|(LaPERT 1, Section 1, Adm. #32) | | |
|Clinic hours are clearly posted. | | |
|(Section 1, Adm. #33) | | |
|The client is afforded physical and verbal privacy during provision of SBHC services. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/clinical, #3) | | |
|Appropriate records are maintained at the site in a confidential manner. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/clinical, #11) | | |
|A client/patient Bill of Rights is posted. Multi-lingual where needed. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #16) | | |
|Fire and emergency plans are posted. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #17) | | |
|Emergency phone numbers are current and posted. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #18) | | |
|There are no safety hazards, including chemical, choking and electrical hazards. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #19) | | |
|Age appropriate toys, games, reading materials are safe and available in waiting room (if applicable). | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #20) | | |
|Smoke detectors, general purpose and chemical fire extinguishers are in working order and within easy access of SBHC. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #22) | | |
|Passages, corridors, doorways and other means of exit are kept clear and unobstructed. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #23) | | |
|The SBHC staff have keys for all bathrooms with inside locks; all bolt locks have been removed. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #24) | | |
|Cleaning materials are appropriately labeled and appropriately stored (preferably locked). | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #25) | | |
|The SBHC facility is age appropriate, clean, structurally sound, well lighted, and ventilated. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #26) | | |
|Requirements |Meets Standards |Does Not Meet Standards|
|Type, size and location of rooms are in compliance with the Principles, Standards & Guidelines for SBHCs in LA. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #27) | | |
|( Minimum of one easily accessible hand washing are | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( Minimum of one exam room, and preferably 2 exam rooms per full-time provider, also preferred is an additional exam | | |
|room for any other health care provider giving direct patient care. | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One counseling room/ private area | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One laboratory area | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One patient bathroom | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One waiting room | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One storage room/area | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|( One clerical area | | |
|(Principles, Standards and Guidelines for SBHCs in LA) | | |
|SBHC is equipped with private telephone and capability of fax and voicemail. It is required that SBHCs be an enrolled | | |
|user of LINKS and have internet access. (Capability of three-way conference calling recommended). | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #28) | | |
|Eye wash set-ups are available (For example attachment to sink or Morgan Lens). (Section 2, Med/Clinical, #30) | | |
|Medical waste is clearly marked with biohazard stickers and red bags and disposed of in an approved manner. (Section 2,| | |
|Med/Clinical, #31) | | |
|Thermometers are in use in all refrigerator/freezers in SBHC. Readings are taken twice per day per VFC requirements. | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #32) | | |
|Food is kept in a separate refrigerator/freezer from the one used for vaccines and medications. (Section 2, | | |
|Med/Clinical, #33) | | |
|Medication is appropriately stored in a locked area. This includes biologicals which are stored in refrigerator(s). | | |
|(Section 2, Med/Clinical, #35) | | |
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Code Key for all Sentinel Conditions:
C = complete/present/correct/yes
I = incomplete/not present/incorrect/no
Insurance Billing Status Code Key:
P = Private
M = Medicaid/LaCHIP
U = Uninsured K = Unknown
Chart Assessment Code Key:
( = information present in chart
I = incomplete/not present/incorrect/no
NA = Not applicable to the student
R = Refused
Code Key:
C = complete/present/correct/yes
I = incomplete/not present/incorrect/no
Assessment Code Key:
✓ = Yes, present in the chart
I = incomplete/not present/incorrect/no
NA = Not applicable to the student
Code Key:
C = complete/present/correct/yes
I = incomplete/not present/ incorrect/no
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In addition to this section, please complete the following page. For multiple sites, a chart must be completed for each SBHC (use additional pages as necessary), whether the site will be reviewed on-site or not. This/these page(s) must be placed in the CQI comprehensive folders for the reviewers.
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